Mega Evolution is the first set of the Mega Evolution era of the Pokemon TCG, released in English on 26 September 2025, with 132 cards in the main set, 188 including the secret rares and 311 for the full master set with reverse holos. The full card list is below with every rarity and the chase cards, plus the Portal TCG printed binder and master set checklist made for the set. Sealed packs and boxes are listed where we have stock.
The ten most valuable cards in the set, ranked by TCGplayer market price via pokemontcg.io on 4 September 2026. Prices move, so we do not print them here; Pulse TCG has them live.
Mega Evolution has 132 cards in the main set, numbered 001 to 132, plus 56 secret rares numbered above that, 188 cards in all.
How many cards do you need for a Mega Evolution master set?
311 cards: every one of the 188 numbered cards once, plus a reverse holo for each of the 123 commons, uncommons and rares.
What is the most valuable Mega Evolution card?
Mega Lucario ex (188/132, Mega Hyper Rare) tops the set by TCGplayer market price. Prices move, so we do not print them here; Pulse TCG has them live.
How many secret rares are in Mega Evolution?
56, numbered 133 to 188: 22 Illustration Rare, 22 Ultra Rare, 10 Special Illustration Rare, 2 Mega Hyper Rare.
When was Mega Evolution released?
26 September 2025 in English, as part of the Mega Evolution series.
Which Pokemon feature in Mega Evolution?
The set is built around Mega Venusaur ex, Mega Camerupt ex, Mega Abomasnow ex, Mega Manectric ex, Mega Gardevoir ex, Mega Lucario ex, Mega Absol ex, Mega Mawile ex, Mega Latias ex and Mega Kangaskhan ex, each with regular, Ultra Rare and Special Illustration Rare printings where the set includes them.
Portal TCG prints a Mega Evolution binder and master set checklist, and the Collector's Bundle adds ten sealed booster packs. Tick cards off the checklist, sleeve them, and use the card list on this page to see what is left.
Is there a Japanese version of Mega Evolution?
Yes, Mega Brave and Mega Symphonia (M1L and M1S) are the Japanese equivalents. Card numbering and some rarities differ between the two.